Which Month Were You Born ?

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Which Month were you Born ?

January
21
9%
February
18
8%
March
15
7%
April
10
4%
May
17
8%
June
18
8%
July
23
10%
August
25
11%
September
17
8%
October
21
9%
November
20
9%
December
19
8%
 
Total votes: 224
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Alan Brookes
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Which Month Were You Born ?

Post by Alan Brookes »

Like many others, I was born in the second week of November, nine months after St. Valentine's Day. so I'm a Valentine baby. :eek:

Let's see which months are the most prolific. :D
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Leigh Howell
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Month born

Post by Leigh Howell »

I was born Nov 22nd.The reason I did that was so I would have my birthday, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, all bunched up together!!! Birthday presents, lots of food! And Christmas presents, all in a month or so!! Leigh
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Richard Sinkler
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Post by Richard Sinkler »

July 31. Exactly 9 months from Halloween. Could explain a lot of things. :evil: :alien:
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Dave Harmonson
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Post by Dave Harmonson »

Me and Paul McCartney June 18. That's why the girls swoon over me apparently.
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Bent Romnes
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Post by Bent Romnes »

Feb. 2nd, Groundhog Day
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Bill Nevins
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Post by Bill Nevins »

I share mine with Jimmy Day,January 9th.I wish we shared more than that..Love his playing..
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Bill Nevins
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Post by Bill Nevins »

Also Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin and Dave Matthews and Joan Baez and Crystal Gayle,But they don't play steel very well..
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Post by chris ivey »

bastille day.
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Clete Ritta
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Post by Clete Ritta »

Born February 23, as were Johnny Winter and Rusty Young. :)

Clete
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Mike Perlowin RIP
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Post by Mike Perlowin RIP »

January 11, 1946. My folks were celebrating the end of WW2.
Please visit my web site and Soundcloud page and listen to the music posted there.
http://www.mikeperlowin.com http://soundcloud.com/mike-perlowin
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Glenn Uhler
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Birth Month?

Post by Glenn Uhler »

If enough of us vote, it should come out pretty even. If it doesn't, we need to do more research on music & musicians.
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Paul King
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Post by Paul King »

Buddy Emmons is on January 27th and mine is January 28th.
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Steve Reynolds
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Post by Steve Reynolds »

September 8, I think a New Years Eve celebration.

Steve R.
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Richard Sinkler
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Post by Richard Sinkler »

Mike P. said:
January 11, 1946. My folks were celebrating the end of WW2.
I don't know what my folks were celebrating, but after I came along they quit celebrating. Actually, they probably didn't buy candy for the trick or treaters (today would they be called trick or TWEETEERS? Twitter, get it , huh, get it...) and were hiding from them and, being bored, I guess there was nothing better to do.
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Playing for 55 years and still counting.
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Wally Moyers
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Post by Wally Moyers »

July 26th same as Mick Jagger...
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Brett Day
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Post by Brett Day »

September 30th-same day as Wayne Dahl(steel player for Martina McBride) and Robbie Flint(steel player for Alan Jackson) and also country singers Deborah Allen, Marty Stuart, and Eddie Montgomery of Montgomery Gentry.

Brett
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Ronnie Boettcher
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Post by Ronnie Boettcher »

October 7th. Must have been a Happy New Year. And pre-WW2 era.
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Post by Joachim Kettner »

One calendar day earlier than Ronnie, on the 6th of October.
Wally Moyers wrote:July 26th same as Mick Jagger...
Funny thing. I met his brother Chris last week by pure incident.
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Papa Joe Pollick
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Post by Papa Joe Pollick »

June 27th...9 months after Dad took Mom for a ride in his brand new car.. :oops:
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Doc Hope
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Post by Doc Hope »

Always around Thanksgiving,November 24.
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baxter vaughan
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Post by baxter vaughan »

march 14, 1957
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Post by Kevin Bollivar »

I think us July guys are gonna come out on top!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :D
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Storm Rosson
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Post by Storm Rosson »

:) Jan 28, '50.. :)
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Robbie Daniels
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Post by Robbie Daniels »

June 22, 1933
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Sherman Willden
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Post by Sherman Willden »

With my apologies, Kevin. I just put August over the top.
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